Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Strana 309
... evidence bearing upon Bacon's life . Mr. Hepworth Dixon , with this evidence in his hands , calls upon the world to reject its former conclusions , and to reverse our former sentence . It would be an idle and a presumptuous attempt to ...
... evidence bearing upon Bacon's life . Mr. Hepworth Dixon , with this evidence in his hands , calls upon the world to reject its former conclusions , and to reverse our former sentence . It would be an idle and a presumptuous attempt to ...
Strana 320
... evidence being what they were . When we are told of its special fairness , ' we wonder if Mr. Dixon remembers that two of the Earl's most bitter enemies sat in judgment on him despite his protestations ; that the evidence of one of the ...
... evidence being what they were . When we are told of its special fairness , ' we wonder if Mr. Dixon remembers that two of the Earl's most bitter enemies sat in judgment on him despite his protestations ; that the evidence of one of the ...
Strana 334
... evidence , -nay , in the face of the strongest evidence , he ascribes to the people of a for- mer age a set of opinions which no people ever held . But any hypothesis is in his view more probable than that Bacon should have been a ...
... evidence , -nay , in the face of the strongest evidence , he ascribes to the people of a for- mer age a set of opinions which no people ever held . But any hypothesis is in his view more probable than that Bacon should have been a ...
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